BAIL308C · Project Management with Git

GetvivareadyforGit&GitHub.

Forty-nine viva questions, a twenty question quiz, and a full command reference, all covering the twelve lab experiments. No sign-up, no backend, just open it and start reviewing.

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git init•git config --global user.name "Name"•git config --global user.email "you@example.com"•git add <file>•git commit -m "message"•git status•git log•git branch <name>•git checkout <name>•git merge <name>•git stash•git stash pop•git clone <url>•git fetch origin•git rebase origin/master•git merge <name> --no-ff -m "msg"•git tag <name>•git push origin <tag>•git cherry-pick <a>^..<b>•git show <commit>•git log --author="name"•git log --since="date" --until="date"•git log -5 --oneline•git revert <commit>•git reset --hard <commit>•
git init•git config --global user.name "Name"•git config --global user.email "you@example.com"•git add <file>•git commit -m "message"•git status•git log•git branch <name>•git checkout <name>•git merge <name>•git stash•git stash pop•git clone <url>•git fetch origin•git rebase origin/master•git merge <name> --no-ff -m "msg"•git tag <name>•git push origin <tag>•git cherry-pick <a>^..<b>•git show <commit>•git log --author="name"•git log --since="date" --until="date"•git log -5 --oneline•git revert <commit>•git reset --hard <commit>•
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Quiz questions
Three ways to prepare

Pick whichever fits how you study.

Flashcards

Flip through question and answer pairs, grouped by session. Star the tough ones and review them again right before your viva.

49 cards

Quiz Mode

Multiple choice questions with instant feedback and explanations. Pick one session or run the full set for a final check.

20 questions

Cheat Sheet

Every command from all twelve experiments in one searchable, copyable reference. Good for a last-minute scan before you walk in.

25 commands

Debug It

Real Git error messages, the kind everyone hits eventually. Read the error, diagnose it, pick the fix.

6 scenarios
Under the hood

Every dot is a commit.
Every line is a branch.

This is really what a repository looks like once you stop thinking in files and start thinking in history: a graph of connected snapshots. Branching, merging, and rebasing are just different ways of reshaping this same structure.